Indian Draft Case Points to Higher Court Review
Indigent Indian youth Green facing forced induction seeks writ of habeas corpus before Circuit Court, with Hoffman arguing treaty rights and 1924 act sections. Judge Bryant questions legality, noting possible higher court ruling and potential constitutional concerns. proceedings include tribal representatives and Indain chiefs from St. Regis and Onondaga reservations.
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Jdidee Frederick
United States
al Hervier
Lnterv
Bryant Favors Uoelson
Wilfred E. Hottman
Warren Fidayer
Garandagy
Dian
Inca Militacy Service
United States Chroust Court of Appeals
Bryant
Hoffman
Aworney Hoffman
Asi
Wint
Hryant
Robert J. Leamy
Young Green
Tag
Levi Green
3Iaj
Donald McLaren
Syracuse
Green
Fort Magara
Todas
Su York State
Louis David
Ira Benedict
St. Regis
Wilford Crouse
Allegheny Reservation
Sylon Skye
Tonawanda Reservation
Adam Thomas
Peter Oaks
Dessi Lyon
Onondaga Reservation
Amey Hoffman
New York State
Congress
Indiana
Informs
Shemit
Court of “Appeals
Warren Elireth Green
Onondaga
Fouls David
Dra Benedict
Bolom Skye
Jesse Lion
Episcopal Diocese of Central New York Meets in Syracuse
The Rt. Rev. Edward Colly urged 250 delegates at Trinity Church to trust in God amid war and upheaval. Bishop Peabody emphasized unity of nations and churches while noting clerical changes, Army chaplains, and the Forward in Service campaign. the convention added new standing committee appointments and reflected on church progress and education opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Syracuse Melnie
Gol
Episcopal Diofence
Edward ‘Coley
Episcopal Church
Colid
Christ
God
Male Eam E, Peabody
Lure
Syracuse
Colly
Peabody
Bi Wey
Charles Fiske
Baltimore
The
Dloces
Theodore J. Dewees
Binghamton
Chelmer J. Lonstreet
Jay
Paw S. Olver
Rome
Charles C. Marvet
Ease
Iay
Wingial
Samuel Burhans
Hamilton
Fenimore E. Cooper
Walter X. Higley
Yohngon City
Herbert Wylcamb
Sherburne
Walter C. Middleton
Dioces
Bricussions
Chris ‘Tian
Forward
Donald C Stewart
John
Kinney
Youth Robbed Of Five Cents By Holdup Man
Robert Steffuke 17 of 1312 Fast Fayette Street was accosted near Chile Street before 1 AM. He was struck with an object, then taken to St Joseph’s Hospital for treatment. Detectives Brilbook and Wolff investigated with limited results, noting the teen was dazed but unharmed.
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Robert Steffuke
Fayette Street
Chile Street
St. Soseph's
Trospital
William SteDanald
McGuire
Tony Geidyt
Frank Wolff
Shopkeeper attacked by youths at Castle Street shop
A shopkeeper in a confectionery on Castle Street was attacked last night by two youths who bought candy and struck him with a blunt weapon. Police searched the area for the assailants, one of whom reportedly fled as onlookers tried to intervene, leaving the shopkeeper with a severe scalp wound and Rivyan injured.
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Guurze Stout
Ji Fast Castle Street
Hess
Stuoyal bAtur
Frang Tskya
Vydturut
Igual Ud
Abery
Iin
Neil
Ted
Stoyan
Stoyna
Rivyan
Downtown Paving Ends After City Wide Rework
Syracuse completes downtown paving with asphalt on South State Street and Fayette Park. City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts says the street will open tonight after resurfacing seven arterial routes totaling about 40 000 square yards since April 1, including Salina Street and Onondaga Street corridors. Excavation on East Rasnor Avenue for widening from South Salina Street to the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad underpass began today.
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Syracuse
South State Street
Fayette Park
Nelson F. Pitts
Salina Street
Onondaga Street
James Street
Seymour
War ‘Ren Streets
Salina
State Street
Warren Street
James
Genesee Streets
Genesee Street
Montgomery
Salins Street
Delaware, Tackswana & Weslern Railroad
Fuss
McKinley Park Pool Rebuild After Frost Damage
Workmen began tearing down one bulged side of the McKinley Park pool after frost and winter water effects. Commissioner William A. Barry said the side will be replaced at an estimated $6,000 to $7,000, with safeguards for any underground issues. The 150 foot pool will reopen to the public by mid June, with other city pools opening as scheduled on June 1.
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McKinley Park Pool
William A. Barry
Bayey Sai
Tite
Avakian Parole Violator Returned to Boston
Charles Avakian, 29, was sent to Boston today on a parole violation charge after recently completing a sentence for train riding in Onondaga Penitentiary. He waived extradition before County Judge Frank P. Mal poss and was escorted to Boston by Walter S. West and Lawrence Massachusetts parole officials.
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Boston
Avakian
Charles Avakian
Onondaga Penitentiary
Norfolk
State
Frank P. Malposs
Hoston
Walter S. West
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Wohan Sues Again In Husband's Death Case
Mrs. Dorothy Forel of 173 Fen Man Street sues Pacific Transpor tation Co and driver James J. O Brien in Supreme Court. Rozell, widowed by a collision on April 1 1940, seeks damages for his death. Justice Henry J. Kinball presides.
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Wohan
Dorothy Forel
Fen~ Man Street
Pacificl R Teanspociation Company
James J. O Brien
Midland ‘Avene
Henry J. Kinball
Supreme Court
Rozell
Wills Rozelll
Hie
Did Anybody Lose a Horse at Dell and Westcatt Streets
A stray horse, a young bay gelding, was found near Dell and Westcatt Streets today. Animal Shelter manager J Henry Cascitty says the hoofs show no shoes and the horse likely walked a long distance before being found. Police located the animal after spotting a craft tied to a telephone pole with a string.
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P.C. A
da. M
Dell and
Westcatt Streets
J Henry Cascitty
Animal Shelter
Carsily
Brett to Lead Hudson Power Company After Brother’s Death
George J. Brett, former assistant controller at The Niagara Findian Power Corporation, is named controller of Hudson Corp Power Company. He succeeds his brother Francis J. Brett, who died March 23 in New Rochelle. Brett, a Niagara Falls native born 1909, has long served Western New York’s electrical industry and held posts at Niagara Falls Power and Buffalo, Niagara & Eastern Power. He rose from accounting to treasurer and, most recently, assistant controller before this appointment announced in New York City by A. H. Schoellkopf.
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G. J. Brett
Hudson Corp. Power Company
George J. Beeth
Bullato
Niagara Findian Power Corporation
Wis
John Keth
Atoltville
Que
Charles Brea
Dfnlcills
Tee Chints
James PL Burns
Appes Sullivan
Skauentets
Brett
Niagara Falls
New York
Iaat
Niagant Palls Power Company
Lift
Dir
Elentad
Buffalo, Niagara & Eastern Power Corporation
Pura Hudson Power Corporation
Buffalo, Niagara Electric Corporation
Trensuree
Exchange Club To Hear Troubador From Los Angeles
Willa Wolfe of Los Angeles, calling himself the singing ambassador, will speak at the Syracuse Exchange Club luncheon Thursday at the Onondaga Hotel. Wolfe has toured 94 countries and logged over 300000 miles since 1926, claiming to be the first white man to sing for the headhunters of British New Guinea. He seeks a melody to unite peoples and nations, guided by the credo that life’s a song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troubador
Los Angeles
Willa Wolfe
Syracuza Exchange Club
Onondaga Hotel
Wolfe
Heidhutters
New Umea
Mother Daughter Church Dinner at First Presbyterian Syracuse
A mother daughter dinner at First Presbyterian Church of Syracuse was held in the church dining hall last night with about 238 attendees. The event was hosted under the Tri Sigma chapter and aided by Swift Class Christ in Endeavor group and the Double Eight Class. mistress Arlene was honored and guest speaker Conrad from Syracuse addressed the crowd.
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Warren Green
Coley
Srobody
Falbss
Department of Christian Education
Ile
Tient
Charter Fiske
Dipier
Witeh
Wales
Tel
Robert McGuire
Qak Si
Wome
Lfokoe U, Nuree
George Stuyan
Kouls
Westinghouse
Giminsk
I Furniture CO
Genesee ST
Buffalo
Wiagara Falls
SDSS
Fae
Madern
D & H Anthracité
Amos-Rice Coal Co
Sen
S. Bragmen
Jefferson St
Warren Hone
Swan
Charles Allen
Charles ‘T. Allen
Amis
John Allen
Hapbeldze
Eng
England
Prod Stone Af Camillus
Axa
Desez
Shehadi
Soutia Warren
F. W. Sutland
Cor
Jefferson and
Boulk
Dowen
Svarantior Warnmantr
Chjvining
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